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Spotify Jamaica: Alkaline Most Played Artiste, Shenseea Most Played Female Artiste

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The content originally appeared on: Urban Islandz Alkaline is the most played local artiste overall on Spotify Jamaica, and Shenseea is the most played female artiste. Bob Marley remains the biggest artiste internationally. As streaming platform Spotify celebrates its first anniversary since launching in Jamaica, the platform has revealed some interesting data on its listening trends on the island. While dancehall remains the dominant genre on the over 370,000 playlists that have already been created by users in the last […]

Source: Trinidad News

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